This striking mixed-media work by Belle Doxx explores themes of surveillance, fear, moral conflict, and inner duality through a combination of text, symbolism, and expressive linework. The dominant word “PARANOIA” sets the tone for the entire piece, suggesting a psychological landscape shaped by tension, doubt, and the constant feeling of being watched. The composition weaves together various handwritten elements such as “ALL SEEING,” “RIGHT / WRONG,” “GODDAMN,” and “PERSPECTIVE.” These repeated phrases highlight the artist’s preoccupation with conflicting beliefs, internal struggle, and the instability of truth. Biblical or classical references appear as well, including “MULIERES IN ECCLESIIS TACEANT,” adding a layer of commentary on authority, silence, and societal control. Visual symbols — such as skulls, lightning bolts, a single eye, and a sketched handgun — reinforce the sense of danger and psychological unrest. The central nude figure, partially overlaid by the all-seeing eye motif, introduces vulnerability and exposure, suggesting the human experience caught between observation, judgment, and personal identity. Belle Doxx’s signature combination of raw graffiti elements, fine pencil drawing, and fragmented text creates a visually charged artwork that examines how fear and perception shape reality. Signed Belle Doxx at the lower right. Unique original work — not a print.